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Carlos Corberan believes that if anyone has a chance of coming back from the kind of knee injury Matty Pearson has suffered to play again this season, it is the centre-back. Pearson picked up the injury on the training pitch while preparing to face his former club Luton Town, and while he will not require surgery, he is expected to face several weeks on the sidelines.
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The last thing any of the Championship play-off contenders need right now is injuries to key players, but that’s the situation Huddersfield Town face with the news that Matty Pearson has picked up a knee injury in training-ground tackle that is likely to keep him out for the next few weeks.
When Carel Eiting cut his stay in Belgium short by having his contract with Genk terminated so he could return to the John Smith’s Stadium, we doubt this is exactly what he had in mind. The midfielder has rarely featured despite being fit and available for every game except one (the trip to Millwall), playing just 282 minutes without making a single Championship start.
Huddersfield Town’s head coach Carlos Corberan faces a huge decision for each of their remaining six league games as his centre-backs are giving him the right sort of problem. For Friday night’s 1-0 win over Hull Matty Pearson was benched having been in a superb run of form, and Corberan took the time to explain his thinking.
Tom Eaves was fortunate to not be sent off for the challenge which saw him pick up the first of two yellow cards on Friday night against Huddersfield Town, that’s according to former promotion-winning captain and Sky Sports pundit Jobi McAnuff.
The summer transfer window, and the possible ins and outs, dominated the discussion as we answered your Leicester City questions this week.
Huddersfield Town have put in much more convincing performances this season, especially considering Hull City played half the game with ten men. But at this stage of the season, we’ll take an ugly, ground-out 0-1 away win any night of the week.